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January's ABS data center deals see tenant numbers drop but demand remains strong
Deals including some commercial mortgages expected to follow
Deal was priced 6bp tighter than most recent iteration of the asset class
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World Bank president Jim Yong Kim has told Caribbean leaders it is time to think creatively about ways to deal with the region's debt, low growth and the vulnerabilities posed by climate change-provoked disasters. By Lucien Chauvin, Oliver West and Virginia Furness.
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The European ABS market has never been hotter, at least in the post-crisis era, and issuers are being advised to stuff the pipeline with deals to take advantage of record tight spreads and beat expected tapering of QE by the European Central Bank in 2018. Sam Kerr reports. -
The Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (EETC) sector could be a better option than bank debt for carriers looking to finance themselves in one fell swoop, said aviation experts at the Airline Economics Growth Frontiers Conference in New York.
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Mosaic sold a solar loan securitization at tight spreads on Wednesday, as investors report that the market for renewable energy ABS is turning into a food fight amid heavy demand and low supply.
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The European Union has fixed a regulation which would have accidentally banned securitization of many legacy assets, after an outraged response from the industry when the planned rule was published in the summer.
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VW Finance has priced its latest auto ABS transaction 1bp shy of post crisis tights, with both the senior and mezzanine notes attracting heavy demand.
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ASR Nederland completed the first sale of restricted tier one (RT1) capital in a major currency last week but the deal has remained very popular in the secondary market, with buyers praising the new structure’s investor-friendly qualities.
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Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) finance company Renew Financial priced its second ABS transaction of the year on Tuesday.
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The Bank of England is now odds on to raise interest rates at the November meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee in November, after the Consumer Price index reported inflation exceeding 3%, but such a move could tip the UK economy over a cliff.
